Sentence examples for principled views from inspiring English sources

These were not party-bound views; they were principled views.

The Tory said: "As with all these occasions it is a combination of people's principled views and ambitions and enmities.

"There was never any doubt in my mind that I wanted Khalid," says Greengrass. "But what I loved about the meeting with him was that he had powerful, principled views and he's a highly intellectually able person". They spoke about The Battle of Algiers, a film to which they returned in conversation many times.

Moreover, while we certainly did not question the possibility of developing principled views in the field of actual publicity, factual assumptions present in most of the key arguments in this respect (e.g., in those of J.S. Mill or Elster) require more extensive empirical research.

As a functioning democracy, it is important that we allow the principled views of all sides to be heard and acknowledged.

I respect Russ Feingold's principled views about the balance of power between the Executive Branch and the Congress as well as their mutual responsibilities -- and we also respect him when he makes that tough decision to withdraw Senate consent from the Executive's decision when called for.

one need not be a Christian moralist to take this view, although it is heartening to see Church leaders (particularly the normally bellicose bishop of oxford!) taking a firm and principled view.

Reacting after May's withdrawal agreement was defeated for the third time in the Commons, Dodds said: "We have reached this view from a principled position, as we do not believe the withdrawal agreement is the best way forward for the United Kingdom.

I have no principled view of the filibuster that tells me one way or the other.

If you take a principled view it was a matter of political philosophy.

But I do think that there should be some principled view".